Re: running a command back down an ssh tunnel
From: Me Here (Me_at_here.com)
Date: 04/26/05
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Date: Tue, 26 Apr 2005 15:04:35 -0400
ducker wrote:
> The problem isn't that the remote work is untrusted (far from it), the
> problem is allowing them access into our network without amending our
> firewall rules.
>
> I was assuming that connecting to the remote box and allowing a
> connection back down was possible - can you suggest something else that
> would work?
>
Well, everything is possible depending on the work you'd like to put
into it. :] I'm not aware of any software that would do what you're
asking but that doesn't mean it doesn't exist.
...You might find something similar to webmin that would allow a remote
shell on your request. It's really too bad you can't modify the
firewall rules to allow qualified SSH connections. Everything else is
going to be either inconvienient or somewhat insecure IMHO.
Good luck.
Me.
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